Books

Our Identity and Help in Suffering

Jack Miller writing to a man whose wife had recently left him: We do mean to urge you not to take your identity from your suffering and having been made a victim, even

Don’t Go to Hear the Preacher

Spurgeon warns us against becoming too enamored with preachers. Good advice for today when we have access to the best: A certain lady had gone to the communion in a Scotch church, and

Your Life Must Have Death In It

Jack Miller writing to a woman who has been thinking about becoming a missionary. She is dealing with her fears about her security. What you discover is that there is no permanent joy

The Heart of Being a Leader

Jack Miller writes to a missionary who is having some struggles on the field: How blessed it is just to be a follower of Jesus! Really, isn’t being a good follower the

“That man forgets himself”

Spurgeon recounts a story by Abbé Mullois in Lectures to My Students. It’s a great story for those of us who are tempted to think that God uses us when we are